urmy Posted November 30, 2004 Posted November 30, 2004 Greetings to allThe followings, are amongst others, my specs:1. Desktop Intel Pentium 2.2; 2. Operating on a fully licensed windows xp pro, Intel Pentium 2.2 , Sp2 has also been installed;and 3. MKS and AVG are the installed antivirus softwareProblems:Attempts were made to have Windows activation done through the internet without registration and each time Microsoft confirmed that I have successful activated my copy of windows. However when the computer was rebooted the system is deactivated and I am required to reactivate it. This sequence of activation and deactivation occurs without end. I would appreciate to receive advice as to how I could permanently activate my copy of Windows before the 30days grace period runs out. Thank you
jpatto Posted November 30, 2004 Posted November 30, 2004 1. Ensure you have the following options enabledHidden filesSystem filesShow file extensions for known files2. Search for "reset" (without quotation marks)3. Delete all files beginning with reset5 but don't delete reset5.dll in \Windows\System32\ and subfolders4. Delete reset5.bat in \Windows\restore if present and delete secreset.cmd and secreset.bat in \Windows\System32\ and subfolders if present4. Reboot computer.5. Activate Windows.Hopefully hat should do it.
prathapml Posted November 30, 2004 Posted November 30, 2004 1. why do you want to run 2 anti-virus programs - maybe that is causing a problem.2. Go into "C:\Windows\System32" and check if "wpa.dbl" exists - that is your activation file. If you're having something that deletes it on every reboot, then search for what might be causing it.
jpatto Posted November 30, 2004 Posted November 30, 2004 I think there is an issue when you install SP2 that gives this activation problem
prathapml Posted November 30, 2004 Posted November 30, 2004 I think there is an issue when you install SP2 that gives this activation problemHmm...... this gives a new idea.@urmySlip-stream SP2 into your XP CD. Then install from that, and try again. It might work fine now. click here for a guide to slip-stream
urmy Posted December 1, 2004 Author Posted December 1, 2004 Many thanks for all your kind advices and help.kindest regards
Drewdatrip Posted December 1, 2004 Posted December 1, 2004 MSFN has an internal guide which uses a program called nlite.Check out the guide:Universal SP Slip GuideOnce you read the guide your going to need nliteNlite Download pageAnd of corse.Net framework to get nlite to work:.Net Framework DownloadJust follow the guide...easy as pie |Drew|
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